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Buddhism

Ruby Reason

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1. I very much enjoyed Mr. Richmond's writings.

Reply to ellisonz (Original post)

Sat Feb 4, 2012, 12:42 PM

Feb 2012

I'm not Buddhist, but my interest in "spiritual philosophies" (if you don't mind me using that as a term to help define what I'm trying to say) has always been there.

I like the idea of life as a path to walk with mindfulness. I especially liked Richmond's description of his co-worker who did not grasp the sushi chefs as mindful individuals.

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Western Buddhism: The 50 Year Lessons (Parts I and II) by Lewis Richmond [View all] ellisonz Jan 2012 OP

I very much enjoyed Mr. Richmond's writings. Ruby Reason Feb 2012 #1

Glad you enjoyed... ellisonz Feb 2012 #2

That is a pleasant and eye opening thought. Ruby Reason Feb 2012 #3